polo ball
1 of 1noun/ˈpoʊloʊ bɔl/
Forms:polo balls
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a hard, durable ball used in the sport of polo, typically made of plastic or wood
A polo ball is a small, hard ball used in the sport of polo. Made from plastic or wood, it is designed to withstand the high-speed impact of the game. The ball is typically white or bright in color to ensure visibility on the grass field. Players use a mallet to strike the ball, aiming to hit it toward the opposing team's goalposts in order to score. The design of the ball allows it to roll smoothly and travel over long distances when struck.
- He struck the polo ball with his mallet, sending it down the field.
- She passed the polo ball to her teammate, who scored a goal.
- She dribbled the polo ball expertly, maneuvering past defenders.
- They practiced their swing techniques with the polo ball during training.
- His powerful shot with the polo ball sailed over the opponent's defense.